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Glen Willow Academy

Closed Weaverville, North Carolina

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Address: Weaverville, NC
Operated: Opened 2011; source

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Glen Willow Academy was a program in Weaverville, North Carolina. It opened in 2011.

Staff

Administration

Bryan Tomes

Academic Director, Head of School (2011)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- New Leaf Academy NC Academic Director, before 2011
- Asheville Academy for Girls Executive Director, 2012-2013
- Asheville Academy Executive Director, 2012
- Lake House Academy Academic Director (2010)
- Solstice East academic director, operations director
- New Leaf Academy of North Carolina academic director
- Whetstone Academy cofounder, business director
- Equinox RTC cofounder/director of business dev
Rebecca Jefferies

Program Director (2011)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- New Leaf Academy of North Carolina Administrative Director, 2007
Cat Jennings

Executive Director (2011)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- New Leaf Academy of North Carolina Executive Director, School Director, 2007-2010
- Stone Mountain School Founder, 2010
- Lake House Academy Executive Director, 2011
- Phoenix Educational Foundation Founder, 2011
- Asheville Academy for Girls Executive Director (2012-2025)
- Talisman Camps founding executive director
- Camp Elliott founding executive director
- Talisman School administrator

Notable staff

Robert Jacoby

Lead Clinician, Clinical Team; Equine Therapy Program (2011)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Asheville Academy Equine Therapist, 2012
Amy L. Robichaud

Clinical Director, Clinical Team (2011)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Hidden Lake Academy Staff, before 2011
- Academy at Swift River Staff, before 2011
- Ridge Creek School

Research notes

Start year: 2011 (source)

Reporting this program

This program closed, so the state agency that licensed it can no longer act against it. Other channels may still be able to: the boards that license the people who worked here, law enforcement, and the civil courts.

The North Carolina reporting channels list each one and what it can do. Time limits depend on the state, the kind of harm and the survivor's age, and many states have lengthened or removed them for child sexual abuse, so a program closing long ago does not by itself mean it is too late. Laws change, so the time limits we list were correct when we checked them but may have been updated since; a lawyer can tell you where things stand now.